The Office of Sustainability has added four new refill stations, including the first outdoor station. Drinking tap water reduces the number of plastic bottles used, which helps the environment, and the College through reduced recycling costs and decreased waste.
Teacher education professor Renard Harris and three students are a self-proclaimed motley crew implementing an unconventional program, but they were invited to present at the nation's top afterschool conference. Their partnership taught them a lot about themselves and each other.
College of Charleston professors weigh in on the phenomenon of Netflix bingeing.
Skateboarders and student government leaders at the College of Charleston worked with city officials to craft new rules on where skateboards can be ridden on and around campus.
Every month, tens of thousands of people check out the College's network of live webcam feeds. Read on to learn what makes them so popular.
Junior Stephen Gorman has been immersed in sports rankings for the past year. He spent the summer doing research and he developed his own algorithm to pick the winners of NCAA March Madness. Is it paying off?
Fueled by her love for the road, cars and motorcycles, College of Charleston History Professor Tammy Ingram has written a new book about Dixie Highway. The 6,000-mile highway was built between 1915 and 1926 and helped modernize many parts of the rural South.
Tyler Boone, a singer-songwriter, has opened for Hootie & the Blowfish and Edwin McCain. His mentor at the College is award-winning musician Mark Bryan. Now he's in the middle of planning his final benefit concert at the College.
